The Jacksonville Jaguars have a host of talented wide receivers at their disposal, and they just may have another one hiding in plain sight. While Brian Thomas Jr., Travis Hunter and Dyami Brown ...

While Brian Thomas Jr. and Travis Hunter continue to shine in camp, their young backups have also stood out early this summer ...

The Jacksonville Jaguars offense is filled with standout players. However, three such individuals remain under the radar, with one key question needing to be answered.

General Manager James Gladstone and Head Coach's introduction of Travis Hunter to the defensive backfield isn't the only notable offseason addition that is ener ...

Before the Jaguars' first training camp practice, let's take a look at four positional battles on defense to watch closely.

The Jaguars are emphasizing versatility on defense, with Lewis headlining players who could do a lot. Lewis aims to mentor younger players like Travis Hunter and Jarrian Jones.

This was an offseason full of change for the Jacksonville Jaguars, from the fr ont office to the coaching staff and to the roster, where there are 46 new players on this year's team.. Of course ...

Going through each position on defense for the Jaguars, here is one player to watch closely at each during training camp.

The Jaguars got younger with a productive 2025 draft class, including the blockbuster trade for Colorado superstar and Heisman Trophy winner Travis Hunter.It will be up to the team's top player ...

The Jacksonville Jaguars have one of the NFL's best pass-rush duos in Josh Hines-Allen and Travon Walker, with each defensive end proving to be capable of breaking a game completely open.